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    Marshall, who has played at both halfback and five-eighth, said Lockyer would do most of the running anyway. "It's a big ask going down to Melbourne without your key playmaker" said Marshall. "I think Locky will do most of the running of the game and Karmichael (Hunt) might step in a bit as well with Alex Glenn used as a runner." Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
    It's a big ask going down to Melbourne without your key playmaker
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New Broncos No.7 advised to feed Lockyer
  1. He's really solid, he tackles great and he's got good ball skills so I'm sure he'll do a great job
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 2 months ago
  2. I think Locky will do most of the running of the game and Karmichael (Hunt) might step in a bit as well with Alex Glenn used as a runner.
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 2 months ago
  3. It was a really disappointing result and it was painful the way it ended
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 2 months ago
  4. He's got the physique to be able to defend well in the front line and he's good on his feet and he's got good hands. The only thing they will miss is Wallace's great general play and kicking but he will have one of the best players in the world (Lockyer) outside him.
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 2 months ago
  5. But with Locky (Lockyer) and Karmichael (Hunt) outside him all (the new halfback) has to do is direct the boys around and when Locky wants the ball, just give it to him
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 2 months ago
  6. To be honest I don't think (Glenn) will go too bad there at halfback
    – Preston Campbell SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 2 months ago

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